Shelving that
adds up.

A fictional modular system of graphite steel and solid oak, built one bay at a time.

Explore the system
A three-bay shelving unit with graphite steel uprights and four oak shelves holding a vase, books and a plant
Graphite uprightSolid oak shelf

Three parts, any wall.

The whole fictional system comes down to a frame, a board and the bracket between them.

A graphite steel bracket bolted to a white wall holding the end of a solid oak shelf
  • Uprights

    Graphite steel frames in two heights, drilled on one even rhythm.

  • Shelves

    Solid oak boards that drop into any bay without tools.

  • Brackets

    One bracket shape, bolted once, holds every shelf.

A bright living room with a long three-bay graphite and oak shelving unit on a white wall beside a sofa

Grows along the wall.

Neighbouring bays share an upright, so an imagined run of shelving can keep going sideways.

Start with one bay.

Every configuration is the same parts repeated, so a shelf can grow sideways later.

  • SingleOne bay, four shelves
  • DoubleTwo bays, four shelves
  • TripleThree bays, five shelves
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